Seems they have more clauses than the north pole to get out of helping you.
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Pretty much came in to say this. Insurance companies cannot legally insure criminal action, so as soon as a woke prosecutor charges you with a crime, they bounce. It won't take long for USCCA and others similar to them to go out of business once enough of their customers find out it's a scam, and they dump it. I think AoR is primed for a massive increase in membership. They have the right business model that gives them the flexibility.Im signed with AoR but have never needed their services. Seem legit. The put out tons of information and videos going through their policies and comparing their service to the big insurance companies. Bottom line is since they are not an insurance company, they don't have any of the bullshit exclusions that the insurance companies do. AOR recently expanded their coverage to include appeals and misdemeanors. I like knowing that if I have any issues or questions, I can pick up the phone and talk to MY lawyer, not just a lawyer.
What is AoR ???
What is AoR?
Link?USCCA tried to release a "rebuttal" video but it only made things worse
I saw it on youtube a few days ago but didnt save the linkLink?
autocorrect bots are crappy, I would say.USCCA is about the same as Car Shield take your money but when you need the insurance. They'll find a way to weasel out of paying, and those celebrities that Hawke their products should be ashamed oh themselves.
Wasnt she convicted of murder 1?They screwed Kayla Giles as well
Yes however the original attorney (uscca hired) said it was the best self defense case he had seen in years, then uscca said "they decided it was not self defense" and quit paying so she ended up with a public defenderWasnt she convicted of murder 1?
Thats definitely fucked up. Im curious why. If that happens a lot you'd think e would hear it more.Yes however the original attorney (uscca hired) said it was the best self defense case he had seen in years, then uscca said "they decided it was not self defense" and quit paying so she ended up with a public defender
Yes. There are multiple AAR's from members and member's attorneys out there. Not a lot, but...I appreciate the privacy of people's business and not putting them on blast. USCCA has said it's in the thousands of members at this point.Has anyone ever came forward with a documented case of USCCA defending anyone after a SD shooting?
Are there any particular exclusions that bother you? I am not bothered by anyThey got so many exclusions that policy it's worth about as much as the 15 pieces of paper it's written on.
Hopefully the word will get out what a scam it is and they will lose all members.
I joined to do research, access all the forums, search, read, etc. But yes I did join 12 years ago because I've been an avid daily conceal carrier since for about 20 years, mostly I do research, rarely post (anywhere).Guy joins SH in 2012, but his only THREE posts are in this thread. Must work for USCCA??? Hmmmmm?!
If one believes both the Positive & Negative reports on USCCA- it's enough to make one question the coverage. IMHO
Is he wrong?Guy joins SH in 2012, but his only THREE posts are in this thread. Must work for USCCA??? Hmmmmm?!
Yes, Kayla Giles was and is definitively guilty of committing a heavily pre planned murder. She still got $50,000 initially but as evidence surfaced it became clear she did NOT act in self defense. The $50k she got was never recovered (the USCCA insurer has yet to recover any expenses spent in defense of a member, though that is a possibility if one is convicted final non appealable)Wasnt she convicted of murder 1?
This is not how it works.Pretty much came in to say this. Insurance companies cannot legally insure criminal action, so as soon as a woke prosecutor charges you with a crime, they bounce.
Thank you for being truthful about USCCA being your employer.I do work for them.
What would you like to know?
Millions (not technically by the USCCA, but rather by the USCCA's insurer, technically...but the gist of your question and answer is millions, for thousands of members...maybe tens of millions but I don't have it in front of me right now so I'm saying millions)@Warp how much much money has USCCA paid out in total claims?
The question was whether or not he is paid by USCCA to do reputation management- and he answered that he IS an employee of USCCA. If it were me I'd have a username reflecting that I'm repping for the USCCA- for sake of transparency.Is he wrong?
lol I'm just a guy who came across this while doing more guns research. Nobody has me doing anything, I'm sitting at home watching Seinfeld right now for the 50th time. USCCA membership exceeds 800,000, they are doing just fineUSCCA must really be in the shitter if they got this guy on here peddling for them.
That's a totally fair assessment.The question was whether or not he is paid by USCCA to do reputation management- and he answered that he IS an employee of USCCA. If it were me I'd have a username reflecting that I'm repping for the USCCA- for sake of transparency.
I'll determine, based on my research, whether or not I think USCCA is worth the cost.
Do YOU receive any compensation in any form- from USCCA?
Instead of speculating, just come back when you do know, with a hard total.Millions (not technically by the USCCA, but rather by the USCCA's insurer, technically...but the gist of your question and answer is millions, for thousands of members...maybe tens of millions but I don't have it in front of me right now so I'm saying millions)
Yes, Kayla Giles was and is definitively guilty of committing a heavily pre planned murder. She still got $50,000 initially but as evidence surfaced it became clear she did NOT act in self defense. The $50k she got was never recovered (the USCCA insurer has yet to recover any expenses spent in defense of a member, though that is a possibility if one is convicted final non appealable)
Yes however the original attorney (uscca hired) said it was the best self defense case he had seen in years, then uscca said "they decided it was not self defense" and quit paying so she ended up with a public defender